Things to do in Málaga

One of Spain’s most popular cruise ports is a great place to experience the atmosphere and history of lively, welcoming Málaga.

The “One Armed Lady” and her ornate Baroque and Renaissance features has charmed locals for over 200 years.

Within the Palacio de Buenavista, a 16th-century palace, is this museum showcasing the life and works of Malaga’s most celebrated artist.

Explore the lavishly decorated residence of Moorish sultans and other rulers in this thousand-year-old fortress built on the remains of a Roman settlement.

Enjoy the sunshine with the locals in this historic Old Town plaza filled with majestic monuments, Picasso tributes, lanterns, trees and restaurant terraces.

This traditional bullfighting ring was built in 1874 and is still in use today. Its on-site museum is a tribute to a famous matador.

Malaga’s most famous landmark sits on top of a mountain and offers panoramic views of the city and the Alboran Sea, stretching all the way to Africa.

After construction workers uncovered this 2,000-year-old ruin in 1951, careful restoration brought it back to a fully functioning open-air theater.